Re: Official "Look what I shot!" Thread
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2018 10:25 pm
Very good, thanks.
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Theofanis Kavvadas wrote:A still frame from an ongoing fiction project shot in Paraguay and in Paris. I'm a visiting cinematographer on the Paris unit. This city has so many great locations.
Just curves adjustment in PS, blue moment.
James Alexander Barnett wrote:Wow looks incredible man, nice frame!
Stephen Press wrote:UM Music video about as simple as I could make it. 2 x vintage lenses. 58mm and a 37mm. 4 x redheads, 2 x soft lights, a smoke machine and crazy "vintage" LUT
Stephen Press wrote:UM Music video about as simple as I could make it. 2 x vintage lenses. 58mm and a 37mm. 4 x redheads, 2 x soft lights, a smoke machine and crazy "vintage" LUT
Jamie LeJeune wrote:Stephen Press wrote:UM Music video about as simple as I could make it. 2 x vintage lenses. 58mm and a 37mm. 4 x redheads, 2 x soft lights, a smoke machine and crazy "vintage" LUT
Looks great! What make/model of 58mm and 37mm?
Denny Smith wrote:Very nice Tristan, a very interesting group, and some excellent photography.
Cheers
Thomas Koveleskie wrote:Thanks for sharing Tristan. Brilliant and flawless work Tristan. Beautiful images and I dig this band! Great tune!
I'd like to know your production method on this video. How many song takes to get all the footage and how you synced it all up so nice. Did they actually do the song in the desert and play along with a playback? Curios to know the process because I may be doing a band in the near future.
Brad Hurley wrote:I'll echo the compliments, Tristan. And it was nice to see one music video that did NOT do the now-clichéd trick of having the singer sing at a faster speed (to a speeded-up recording) while filming at a higher frame rate so you have a slow-mo clip where the singer's body is moving slowly but the lip-sync is in time to the music. It's a clever trick, but used so frequently that it's now actually refreshing to see a video that doesn't do it.
Tristan Pemberton wrote:Fresh from the far reaches of the Western Desert, here's my latest project.
Tristan Pemberton wrote:Fresh from the far reaches of the Western Desert, here's my latest project.
Stephen Press wrote:UM Music video about as simple as I could make it.
Stephen Press wrote:UM Music video about as simple as I could make it. 2 x vintage lenses. 58mm and a 37mm. 4 x redheads, 2 x soft lights, a smoke machine and crazy "vintage" LUT
Javier Yanez wrote:New vídeo!
Ursa mini 4.6k, filmed un Japan and Spain for the embassy os Japan
I used dji ronin mx,
hope you like it
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PabloCepo wrote:Javier Yanez wrote:New vídeo!
Ursa mini 4.6k, filmed un Japan and Spain for the embassy os Japan
I used dji ronin mx,
hope you like it
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WOW! Está genial Javier, enhorabuena!
Asit Jain wrote:Hi,
Here is a short film we did a while ago. This film won the 65th National Awards (India) for Best Promotional Film.
The film is shot on BMD Ursa Mini 4.6k EF, most lenses were Nikon through Nikon F to Canon EF adapter. DJI Osmo and Phantom was also used.
I used 3:1 RAW and edited/graded in Resolve Studio. It was also my first project on Resolve .
Feedbacks are welcome.
Daniel Bănică wrote:https://youtu.be/7WIkx1AS2J8
A short introduction of my very first shots. As in the clip description it's a handheld shooting without IR UV filter.
It was done with bmpcc + mb speedbooster + sigma 17-50mm f2.8 + variable ND (a cheap one).
Sorry that the music transition is wrong but I cut the original clip in a hurry without editing it.
Your two cents are welcome
ps: as for now I hope my shooting and grading capabilities will be better due to the fact that I finally built my rig there's a lot of room to improve
Alexander Leeway wrote:Greetings, here's a fashion film we shot recently on the UMP.
So pleased with the image that this little guy can produce.
timbutt2 wrote:May as well get this thread pushed back closer to the front page...
Thanks for the heads-up. I removed the audio tracks. It should work now.Leon Benzakein wrote:Daniel Bănică wrote:https://youtu.be/7WIkx1AS2J8
A short introduction of my very first shots. As in the clip description it's a handheld shooting without IR UV filter.
It was done with bmpcc + mb speedbooster + sigma 17-50mm f2.8 + variable ND (a cheap one).
Sorry that the music transition is wrong but I cut the original clip in a hurry without editing it.
Your two cents are welcome
ps: as for now I hope my shooting and grading capabilities will be better due to the fact that I finally built my rig there's a lot of room to improve
Daniel
Due to copyright your video has been blocked in the USA, so not able to see it.
Alexander Leeway wrote:Greetings, here's a fashion film we shot recently on the UMP.
So pleased with the image that this little guy can produce.
Denny Smith wrote:What Rick said, an excellent job Adam, and yiur trailer makes me want to see more.
Cheers
James Alexander Barnett wrote:Project I worked on for my local college went live today.
Shot entirely on the URSA Mini 4.6k and Samyang Primes
Hope you guys like it.